Demonstrates early detection of keratoconus using motion-tracking Brillouin microscopy, suggesting improved screening methods.
In Brief Motion-tracking Brillouin microscopy enables direct, depth-resolved, spatially precise assessment of corneal mechanics, revealing focal anterior weakening as the earliest signature of keratoconus. By accurately identifying subclinical disease, this custom-built research device offers a unique, mechanics-based approach to refractive screening, ectasia risk assessment, and early keratoconus detection.
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